Basilisk
A horse-sized chicken with a snake for a tail
Motives & Tactics: feed, reposition, protect, repel
A horse-sized chicken with a snake for a tail
Basilisks appear to be chickens with a snake for a tail. However, the snake’s portion is actually thought to be the head, since if a Basilisk is cut in half, the part with the snake head lives longer.
Their eggs are squishy and bean-shaped like the eggs of snakes, and are laid every 2-3 days, much like chickens. The eggs appear to have no whites. They hatch from eggs looking very much like chicks with small snake tails.
They can sense heat from their snake side with what is commonly known as a pit organ.
The basilisk can be cooked like a chicken, and tastes remarkably similar to one too. Basilisk eggs are also edible, and when cooked in an omelette look more reddish-yellow than chicken eggs do.
Source: https://delicious-in-dungeon.fandom.com/wiki/Basilisk
The Burrower can be spotlighted up to three times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.
The basilisk attacks with its snake head. Make an attack against a target within Very Close range. On a success, spend a Fear to deal 1d4+4 physical damage and Poison them until their next rest or they succeed on a Knowledge Roll (16). While Poisoned, the target must roll a d6 before they make an action roll. On a result of 4 or lower, they must mark a Stress.
Mark a Stress to have the repel creatures with wings. All creatures within Very Close range must succeed on an Agility Reaction Roll or be knocked over, making them Vulnerable until they next act.
When another adversary within Very Close range of this adversary deals damage to a creature (including the basilisk), you can mark a Stress to Restrain the attacker. The target is Restrained until they break free with a successful Strength Roll.
Tier 1 solo
A horse-sized chicken with a snake for a tail
Motives & Tactics: feed, reposition, protect, repel
Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 7/13 | HP: 8 | Stress: 3
ATK: +3 | Peck: Melee | 1d10+2 Physical
Experience: Keen Senses +2
HP:
STRESS:
A horse-sized chicken with a snake for a tail
Motives & Tactics: feed, reposition, protect, repel
Basilisks appear to be chickens with a snake for a tail. However, the snake’s portion is actually thought to be the head, since if a Basilisk is cut in half, the part with the snake head lives longer.
Their eggs are squishy and bean-shaped like the eggs of snakes, and are laid every 2-3 days, much like chickens. The eggs appear to have no whites. They hatch from eggs looking very much like chicks with small snake tails.
They can sense heat from their snake side with what is commonly known as a pit organ.
The basilisk can be cooked like a chicken, and tastes remarkably similar to one too. Basilisk eggs are also edible, and when cooked in an omelette look more reddish-yellow than chicken eggs do.
Source: https://delicious-in-dungeon.fandom.com/wiki/Basilisk
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